Shakespeare and His Comedies

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Psychology Press, 2005 - 252 páginas

First published in 1957. This edition reprints the second edition of 1962.

The originality, vitality and variety of Shakespeare's comedies do not suggest a writer at ease with a formula which works to his own satisfaction and the pleasure of his audience; against first impressions they suggest an artist seeking to express an idea which is always eluding a completely developed presentation. The second edition of this book contains an extensive new chapter on Pericles, Cymbeline, The Winter's Tale and The Tempest.

 

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Preface page
8
Experiments in Comedy
27
Loves Wealth and the Judgement of
45
Loves Truth and the Judgements of A Mid
82
Loves Order and the Judgement of As
124
Twelfth Night or What You Will
160
Loves Ordeal and the Judgements of Alls
183
The Criticism of Shakespeares early and mature
201
Index 253
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